The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 19, 1897, Page 10

o0 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, : NOVEMBER 19 1897, TEMPEST T0SSED RST CHOICES Five Straight Favorites Bowled Over at Oak- land. Judge Denny Led From Start to Finish in the Handicap. Horatio, at Lengthy Odds, Downed a | Crack Lot of Sprinters—Doyle Nearly a Surprise. 1t eating a turkey dinner on Chanks- | giving day at Dswson City proves a more expensive pastime than landing on 8 win- ner was at Oakland track yesterday, then | the inhabitants of the snow-locked little city of the nortoern gold fields are :in need of the sympathy of the civilized world. The han.icappers and the wise men of the turf went amiss, and if Bliss Rucker, a favorite, had not captured the last race of the day, thereis no teliing how many speciators would have been com- pelled to take advantage of the bank- ruptey act. The attendance was large, and the book- makers enjoyed a feast such as has not falien to their lot for days. The talent tumbled over each other in the hustle to get their money on and the layers of odds kept it all. This too, in the face of all condiiions favorable toracing; a beauti- ful day and a lightuing fast crack, | s The principal cause for this grand dis- play was the defeatsof the well-played favorites: Heidelberg, Zuaata, St. Cala- tine, Wheel of Fortune and Joe Terry. Possibiy all were beaten on their merits. The first favorite to give tackers a shock was Heicelberg. He was heralded | asa good thing for the opening mile and a sixteenth run, and if his showing is v line on his capabiiiiies he shouid be | relegated to the milk wagon service. Widow Jones with J. Woods and 89 pounds in the saddle, the only starter 10 have the odds rubbed, took the purse in a drive from Outaway. Billy McCloskey, a 100 to 1 choice, finished in the show. The | winner was plaved down from 8 to 5to 1. Four choice specimens of ihe thorough- bred started in the seven-furlong run for two-year-olds, with Zapata closiuga 6 t0 5 | favorite. In & punishing drive ihrough the stretca Donztor, the 3 to 2 second choice, ridden by I. Morse, led the favorite past the judges nearly a lengti 1n 1:29. | 3> Happy downed Espirando for third b ace, I : More trouble followed. A six-furlong scramble for all ages was the cause of the disturbance. Beliicoso, with 112 up, at first opened favorite at odds oi 8 to 5, but tne public seemed to have soured on J. | Nagiee Burke's sprinter and he receded to threes. The chestnut filly St. Calatine, carrying 81 pounas, undoubtediy carried the most money, finaliy closiig an 8 to 5 favorite. F.eur de Lis was also exiensively supported, going over to the post second in demand. Horatio bad quite a number of friends whno ook the 1210 1 chalked against him. As figured by the backers of the latter horse Beliicoso, flectest of icot, skipped away in front with all but Piggott on Horatio breaking their necks to catch him. Whien well into the stretch Piggott brought Horatio up on the inside, and with all the oihers looking for hammocks won cleverly by a lenetn irom Beliico o, in the fast time of 1:133{. Peixetto, away poorly, was a close thira. The mile and a furiong handicap, with a field of six lining up, was another per- | plexing probiem. Every horse in the race | was bicked. Wheel of Fortune, in at 111, | was made a false favorite with oddsof 11} 10 5abont her at post time. Installator, | with tus 118 up, went back from 6 to 8 and 10to 1. Osticr Joe had a good following and a select few strung Lheir checks on the chances of the other black Lorse, Judge Denny. This latter horse turned up the winner. Leading from tbe jump, Piggott pever relinqui-hed the lead, finishing at the end a length in advance of imp. | second and third at & ratio of 60 and 40 per Trance, against which 12 to 1 was laid. Instal ator ran a remarkably good race | (ending up in tie show), when it is con- sidered tus winner equaled the coast record for the distance, 1:53. Ostler Joe tratied in second positioa to the stretch, when he began to Ilalter. “The Wheei’ never looked daneerous, evidentiy having lost her keen edge, Doyle, a 75 to 1 shot, played down to 30, came within an ace of landing the fifth event, over a wile and a sixteenth, de- cided under selling conditions. Making the pace from the outset the outsider, rid- den by H. Brown, was only collarea and beaten oat the last sixteenth by Mamie | Sco't, a 6 to 1shot, with Jones up. Joe | Terry, the 8 to 5 choice, finished back in the ruck. Bliss Rucker faced the barriera6tob choice in the final six-'utlong jaunt, and won as he pleased froix Free Lady. AT T TRACK ITEMS. Frank Brown, trainer of Doyle, was tempo- rarily suspended by the judges after that norse’s improved showing 1a_the mile and a sixteenth =clling aftair penaing a further in- vestigation. . Melntyre's ride astride Personne on Tueaduy, when he headed out Lady Hurst and Mar- quise, was one of 1hat yYouug man's annual efforts, and another like it may not be expecied beiore Christmas, 1898 Joe Piggott is riding in the best form of anv jockey at the treck. His handling of Horatio Was u very artistic piece of saadle work. Hughey Jones was very wrathy over the de- cision of Judge Murphy in refusing io further accept the entry of Mainstay, and has turned the liorse over 10 the charge of Trainer Jimmy McCormick, who will keep a cazeful watch on ihose “peculiar sweats,” and report the vary- ing changes o the officials. Friends of the peneiler intimete that a decision rendered {rom the swnd at St. Louis, where Judge Murphy presided last summer, ‘and ovar whicn the bookmaker registered a “kick,” has scme- thing to do with prejudicing the official again-t the big Mariner horse. The decision in rej:cting the horse’s entry seems the mos absura ever rendered in this section of the country. Mainstay is an_exceedingly fast horse, and if he was “-pulled”’ 1u any of his re- cent races, and same can be proven, horse, jockey and owner should have been ruled cff. J1%he norse is an erratic one of the in-and-ou: order there are many others of the same sort, ard his entry should be taken. The Horsemen's Protective Association from recent developments is beginning to assume tangible form, at least {rom all indications. The track magnates frown when the neme is mentioned and there may be a small revolu- ion in turf sffairs “ere the snow flies” One of the “kicks’ regisiered against the Onkland association is in regard 10 the money paid for cratching ent ics, which at the track over the bay all reverts to’ the association. At Ingle- side it is divided between the horses finishing cent respectively. 1f matterscannot be smi- cably adjusted in regard to raising the amount of purses 10 te raced for, & third track iseven hinted at by some of the more enthu- siastic owners. Following are to-day's entries: First race, three-quarters of a nulle, maiden two- year-olds. 143 Savoy...... ....110| ... Ship ey 10 143 Moring 1110 157 A Koran...l103 Thistle 1i....7130] ... MissAlice... 11} Loumont....."110| 84 Valencienne...110 1 Ei Moro.... 118|126 Lord Marmiou.1v3 - P A .innegad 115 Secona race. one mile, selling, Lwo-year-olds. 137 Chariotts M....103| 130 San Carlos. 143 George Lee....103| 143 Coionel Ua Third race, three quarters of a mie. (154)Horauo. .. 116 147 B & W 134 Fonsovaunah 101 124 Mercutio... Mah eauy. ....114| 147 Lo Lo. 159 iibertine 21 Fourih race, one mile, selling. 148 Amelia Fonso.. 96/ (110)4quinas 149 Moile K. 1uz| 151 Masoero.. 104 139 Thelma 96 (146)Kinz Wiliiam..105 14p Doubie Quick..107|(151; McLight........105 Fifth race, one and & sixteenih miles, seliing. 101 101 ..109 116 128 151 Coda.... 104/ 152 Navy Biue.. 182 Hefacibeig. ... 103 135 Lt ip 140 Usric 1. 102| 152 Biliy McCiosk: Sixth race, three-quariers of a mile, selling. ! 149 SweetWilliam..10:( 146 Scotch Rose.... 89 1a2 Cavallo. 102| 14 Merrilake ... 142 Alma ... 5| 136 L. J. Jobin..... 99 | 146 Koeaigen L e——— CLECTIONS FOK TO-DAY. First race—Lord Marmion, Al Xoran, Valencienne Second race—Gsarge Lee, Charlotte M, Colenel Dan. Third race—Libertine, Horatio. Fourth race—Aquinas, dicLight, King William, Fifth race—Osrick 1I, Little Cripple, Coda. Sixth race — Koenigen, Alma. Fonsovannah, Scotch Rose, Rose, lot on E line of Bryant street, 104 S of Twentv-third; S 26 by £100; $10. i‘state of Marga et Duy.e (by S.ephen Fletcher, execator) to Peter O'Cotinor, 10t ou E iine of Capp street, 185 N of Tweniy-sixth, N 65 by E 115; $6300 : Angelo Campana to Glovannl Ferrea, lot on N lloe of Twen.y-sixth street and NW lire of South- ern Pacific Rullroad, W 2:103. N 65 E 8415, SW to beginning; $10. Jacob and Lina Heyman (by Oscar Heymat, torney) to Arihnr Meicer. low on N line of 31va- rado st eet. 240 E of Hoffman avenue (Elien), E 2, by N 114, lot 18, Heyman Tract: $10. Henry P. Bowie, Julia D Bewiard (wife of E. D.), George H. and Jo eph Henry P. Howard and Agues :loward Hayne (wife of 5. D.) 10 Savinzs aid Loan Society, 1ot on N line of Ciay streer, 900 W of Mentzomery, W 47:11, S 5§:9, 0:5, §69:9. E2.N59:9, K 27:6, N 60:9, qultclaim deed: John and Minerva C. Lyon to Helen von Still- fried (wite of George) ioton W line of Coaman Jiace, 57:62 of Washington airaet, 5 20 by W 60 George H. and Catherine Jacot to Willism and Churles Betz, 1ot on 8 line of Jackson street, 137:6 W_of Mason, W 22:11 by §77:6: #10. Rispah b Kellogk to Ben B. Kellogg, lot on S line of O'Farreil street, 217:3 E of Jones, E & by S 187:6 810, John iaman io Annle M. Haman, ot on § line of Jesste street, 350 E of - ixth, E 23 by 8 70: also lot on K line of Mission streei, 210 N of Nineteenth, N 30 by k. 122:6; $.0. Agnes Mcilwai - (administratrix of the estate of John Mcliwain. by B. P. Oliver commis-loner) to Gusiav Harshall, loton_E corver of >ixth snd Shipley streets, Sk 75 by NI 125, 57.808; §25,238 Catherine Kenney to Welter I. Tobin, 1ot on NW corni rof Miuna stree:, 69:93; NE of Ninth, NE 20:214 by N W %0; $10. st V.oaod Ju.ieite M. RiGeout to Alvira J. Elieout (wife of JimesR.). fot on N le of Nevadastieei, 60 k of Veimont, & 25 by N 100: $10. Solomon and Dora Getz to Mary Makinson (wife of ieorge H.). lot un W jue ¢f “inth avenue, 126 Sof L sireet, S 25 by W 120: $10. J. =. Angus, T. G. Ciothers and W. S Goodtellow (executors of the estate of James G. Fair) to Thomas i and Mary M. Huling lot on § line of Elleit street. 100 W “of Benniogton. W 5 by 5 87:6, 10: 11, blocs 7, Fair's Subdivision of Ho.ly bark; $35. itobert and Caroline Stirrat to Murdoch A Campbell. lot on . line of McClelian strect, 25 of Powhattan, S 50 by E 70, being lots 147 and 149, Gift Map1: $1000. Ann Williams to Juhn F. and Annfe Waithour, Lot on i line of Vernon street, 100 N of Staniey, N 25 by E 100, tlock =6, Cliy Land Association M. and Catherine \. McCann to Danel Seales, lot on E_llue of Ramsell (State) street, 425 N ot “hields, N 25 by & 100, lot 22, block 55, ClLy Land Association. quit laim deed; $25. ALAMEDA COUNTY. E. J. Davis 10 K. A. Her.n, lo: on NW_line of Howe street, 185 SW of Amethvst, NW 1311, W 40.50, SE 176, Nr. 40 to beginning, bein: lot 7 and Ni 10 feet lot 8, block (, Thermal nlll, for- mrly Howe 1 ract, Oak and Annex; $10. Joaquiu J.de silvato Joze ~tiva Bello, lot on N'W coruer of Bristol and_Fifth streets. W 50 by N 100, bei. g 10t 10, block 74. tract B, Kerkeley L. aud 1. L 3ssocintion, Berkeiey: §10. Fred A. McNaly to Walter 1. Tobin, lot 0n SW corner of Fage and Sixih st eets, > 50 by W 130, blcck 46, sume, Berk: ley: § 0. Martha G. Bailey to George M. Sbeldon. lot on SW corer of Prince and Grove streets, W 60 by S 135:5, beiug lot 1, biock 5, Leutral P.rk Iract, s10. L. L.Gray to Mary T. Garaner, lots 114,115 and 116, b ock 30, resubdivision Peralta Park, subject (0 mortgage, L ak and Township: §10. He en M. Wettstein to Frank A arsailes, lot 213, Rose ‘Truct, Brookiyn | ownsnip; $5. ¥red Lindermen to Geor -e R. Chambers, lot SW corner of 8an_Antonio avenue and Webster streer, S15.08, W 132,15, N 15.08. K 132.06 to bevin. ning, belng the ~15 08 feet of lot 03, knclual Park Tract. Alameda_ £10. Rod W. and Mattie Church to D. Edward Col- 1ins, 10t on E line of Union street. 184-6 8 of West Twelfth, S 30 by E 133:3, block 5u2, Oakland: $10. John R. Waiker to P. Connclly. lot on F line of Lewin stieet, 2:5 Nof W:.st Thiid, N 25 by E 125, lot 16, block G, Bay View Homes.end, Oak- ia d: $i0. C. H_and Cassle P. Hawley to Allle Kingsland and wife (wife of Wilifam J.), lot beginning -at a poiuc 5) N from N line ot Ei.hteench street and 68 E trom E line of West, N 25 W 18, 5 25, E 1% (0 beginning. block R, Barnes Tract, Oakland; it 5 Eiigene 0'Nelll to Bertta O'xe11, lot on W line of Center stree’, 145 \W of Fifth, N 25 by W 14134, lot 18, blo.k 494: also tractional b.ock . bounded - by Division street, W by Cedar and 8 Short: alss lov un N W line of kighieenth steet, 120 - of Adeline, N 150, W 2, N 292, £ 127, 152,99, W 125 to_besiuning. Oaklard: gift. Thomes ard Annie Walsh to John Reitig, loton ne ot Te exragh avenue, 96,80 N of sutter e, N 58 40 by r 150, being tot 31, block s Vicente Perulia Reservation ‘irac., Oakland An- nex; al0. Joseph A. Thomas to Jane Thomas, the E feet of lots 7 a'd 8, Lract, Alameds: gift. 0 b.ock C, orgina: Vischer SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued.{] Y QUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE PLAIN WA SH- g 1o do by the piece jor children: work guar- anteed satistactory and ieliabie. Call only from 1104 P. w, 833 Castro st YQUNG GERMAN WIDOW WISHES POS.- tion as housenceper ur LOsition i restauraut. . P., box 8., Call uffice. FITUATIONS WANTED—Conttnnas M IDDLEAGED CAKPENTER WISHKS 33, (Jlace (o chore: house orranch. P. A.D., box , Cail. JXPERIENCED CHEESEMAKER, mAKKES differcnt kinds of cheese. aiso butter, waits giuacion; cliy or country. Address . X. (. box L Call. G ELMAN GIRI WISHES 10 DU GENERAL housework. 92714 Filbertst. ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES housework or chamberwork; smalli wuges; sieep iome. A. T, A,, box 74, Cail Cflice TOUNG LADY D-~IKES A PLACE AS houss<eeper: no ubjection to short disiance in toe country. 233 O’ Farreil st., 100m iZ OUNG LADY WOULD ilKE A PLACE AN housexeeper: no objection 1o couniry home. 501 Post st., room 6. (FESMAN GIRL WISHES sIIUATION TO Aassist in housework: salary $12 10 $15 per monih. Address 44 Clemeutina st. JITUATION WANTED AS SECOND GIRI or taking care of iufant. Call or addr. ss MISS V. L., 817 kady st. 7OUNG LADY store: residing with parents. box 85, Call. DESIRES PiSITION IN Address R. M., QOD HAND IN DRESSMAKING WANTED. 1338 Bush st. S ANTRD—POSITION AS MANAGER OF A daily or weekly newspaper or ciass joarnal by 8 thoruughly competent newspaper man of 20 years' successful experience; 1eferences iurnished. Addr ss L 0. k., box 39, Call Office. 615 WIACHEBTEN HOUDE, 44 1 HIRD ST, NR Market: 200 rooms. 25c o %150 per night. 1l tuto urr week: convenlen: and respectsbl 1¢¢ bus and baegage to anl trom he serry. LARKIN—BRANCH UEFFICE OF caLL THE Fubscriptions aud want ads taken. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. CHAMBEBMAID AND WAIT, $20 AND room, cail early; hend waltress, $25 and room: 3 eirls, small restaorants. $4 A week; waltress, $2): 4 waltresses, 16 and room: 3 waitresses, $5 aweek. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. OMPETENT P' OTKSTANT GIRL WISHES csoking and housework in American amily. Call 730 O'Furrell st. Yué NG GLRMAN GIRL SPEARS FRENCH aid Span sh, wanis a housekeeper's place. 111 ERMAN SECOND GIKL, $-0: COOK, SAME house, ®30: 12 housewurk girls. city and counry, #20 and 25: 8 young xir s assist, $10 10516, MI-S CULLyN, 525 Sutter st. it EFINFD INVALID'S NURSE, $15 10 820. MIssS CULLEN., 325 -ucier st Geary st., 100 . QITUAFION A~ COMPANION WANTED BY © young 1 dy; excelient reader, and competent 10 take charge of coriespoudence. Address Com- panion, vox 1, Cal. O MPEIENT WOMAN WISHES POSITION J at weneral hrusework; good cook; plain laun- dress. kind to chi deen. Apply 271z Fourh st. V £47T YOUNG GIRL, CHILD 4 YEARS, §10. MI=S CULLEN, 325 ~utterst. VFAT GIKL OR WOMAN, SLEEP HOME, $12. MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. OTHEK AND DAUGHT R, $20, COUNTRY, fare pmd. MISS CULLEN, 525 = utter st HELP WANTED-Continued. HELP WANTED—Continued 1( TIEMAKERS 8o AND 10c EACH: 10 postmakers. 134c to 234c each: 10 wood- choppers. 4-100¢ pin . $1 a cord, 00ls and provi- i0.s furnished: 10 'laborers for ditch. §26 aud board. . T. WARD & CO.. 60+ and 610 Ciay st. W ANTED—COOK FOR PRIVATE FAMILY, $40; chophouse ook, $7 week; i door ser- v D, $20: buier with rejerences,’ $40; French valet, $20; fa mer for orchard and vineyard, $20, elc. ANDRE'S, 308 Stockion st. LER; 240, street. AKBERS ASSOCIATION FREE EMPLOY- ment Oftice. s FCCH-~, Sec., 325 Grant ave. MISS CULLEN, 328 SUTIER B THeMISTS, GROCERY AND HAK.WARE clerks; postiog clerk: 2 hutel clerks: amuse- ment hall ticket clerk; coliector. Clerks’ £x- change, 813 Bush st 00D BARBER FUR WEDNESDAY AND Saturday at 2544 Folsom sc. ARBER FOR SATUKDA 1o finisn. 651 Washington st. W SATURDAY AND ARBER WANTED, 627 Commercial st. YOUNG MAN ANTID — BARBEK, Sunday. 634 Ihird st SATUKDAY ONLY. YOOD BARBER and Sunday; good wages. ARBEK—GOOD, STADY MAN. 24 THIRD street. WANTED SATURDAY 702 Brannan st. -V ANT ED—MEN 10 LEARN BARBER irade; shops, tools. posivons furnished: 3 weekts Tequired 5. F. Barber College, 158Ys Kightte ST < FT NTED, TOLOLLECT WAL ES DU LABOK,, trsaclorks KNOX Collection A, 110 Suttet: TE Si. N INCHeSTER HOUSE, 2% Jaikb o, N W Nibiet: 300 rooma, e a nignis reading: room: tree ’bus and bacgage o and irom tne ferr NTED—. 4o know thus Ed Holkin, keno House propele tor, milll runs Denver Houss. Z17 7Third st: b large rooms: per nighc: 31 10 83 jec Week. AGENTS WANTED. AGENIS; A PROFITABLE SIDE ADY ; Call from 10 1012, 1215 Bourbon st /line. FURNITURE WANTED. CARPETS, « TG, . TRNITUR kol Eos al 28 Stockion st tuil value. Facific Fur Lo, 10 FILL NEW BUILD- 3 tel. Mint 1821, C IGHEST PRICE ing. 840 Mission s T BEAUCHAMP, il HEST PrlCE FOR L B hed houses, £roceries, etc. 305 Larkin. W L NDIANA Al Montgomery st. T NFUL AN, 121 SIX(H S, BUYSAND . selis furniture and carpets; also storage. 1o~ (U, RE .OVED .0 19 ‘hizhest prices paid Twl Davis 71 AKBrR WANTED—903 EASI FOUR- teenth st., Oskland: Saturday and Sunday. W ANIED — FIRST-CLASS ~VESTMAKERS to take work out. 106 Battery st ROOMS WANTED. TRNISHED ROOMS Address 402 Oct«via st. ANT-D—2 UR3 U, north of Market st. OY WAN [ED To LEAKN TKADE. FINK & SCHINDLER, 1369 Market st WANT-D Al MANHAaTTAN 82, Battery s T AITER House. V TOUNG WOMAN DE~IRES A JOU-E- Keepec’s p ace: no objection 10 short dis.ance in couniry. 969 Mission st., room 18. IMPLOYMENT W ANTED BY EXPERI- enced p-r.on: cate of Infant Or sewing or chamberwork; gocd local reference: wa es $25. Address J. M. AN DELSON, 142 Elghth st. JMPLOYMENT WANTLD BY AN EXPoRiI- enced person: care of infant and sewing or chamberwork: good local reference: wages $25. Aduress J. M. ANDERSON, 142 Eighth st. 7TOUNG MAKRIED WOMAN WITH BABY four mouths old, wishes si:uation iu & family. more for a nome than wages. 3161z Sixthst. HAMBERWORK OR HOU-ECLEANING iN ofices, lodging-house or botel; y00d worker; references; city or countzy. 726 Mission st. "V OUNG LADY DISIKES PLA: E: HOUSE- keeper: Noobjection to country. 28%; Sixth st., room 12, y T ANTED—POSITION 3AS HOUSEKEEPEX or crek: vi inity of Shn Francisco, Oakiund preferred. X. Y., box 10, Cail. ANISd WIDOW OF 28 WIIH TWO LITILE girls wishes housekesper’s position; wages uo object; refereuces exchunged. Culi In person at 9.9 S¢venth ave., East Oukiand. (GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION FOR general huus:work and cooking: small jam- ily; usk bet. 10 and ;2 and 2und 5 ut 520 Misox. TOUNG WOMAN WASNTS A FLACE As housekeeper: cluy or Country. 305A -.ason st ) EAT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL DESIRES A housekeeper's position 1o ot jection to & shor: distance in country. 213 Post st., room 11. JLDERLY WOMAN WISHES LIGHT HOUSE- i work: :00d cook: wages moderate. APpLy 1119 Webs.er st, VW OMAN WISHING 10 sPEND A W HILE in the city would like & place whero she could do chamberwork or any kind of light work in return for bo rd and lodgng. Address for one weex, Box 29, Call Brancn Otice. 339 Haves st ERMAN GIRL ABOUT 20 WANTS ~ITUA- 1.1 to do } lain cooking and housework. 219 Secon upstairs. TOUNG GIRL DESIRES POSITION AS typewriter or bookkceper. 201 Powell at. room 6. TOUNG LADY RECENTLY FROM Lake wisues @ posiilon as housexeeper. Murket st., room 37. SAL1T 830 NG GERMAN LADY DESIRES POSI- tion as hous-keeper. 112 aylor st., room 7. CHURCH NOTICES. DIVINE SERVICES THIS EVENING a Temple Emanu- - | commence at 8 o'clock. (=3 Dr. Voorsanger wil give the lec ure, - utject, «Ihe Pagaui-m 0f Modera Societ The pubiie at large are cordially invited to attend. All are we come. MEETING NOTICES. GODFREY DE ST. OMAR Councit ~ No. 1, Kn.ghts hudosh—Kegular mee ing THiS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Nov. at 7:30 o'clock. GEO. J. HOBE, Secretary. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS| Milcon M. Davis 1o Mi& Mary E. Tromans, lot on . lineof Cook street, 75 N Of St. Ruses, N 26 by K 90; $10. Michael hely to Margaret Kellv, lot on N line Turk street, 62:9 £ of Frankiin, £ 38:9 by N 120; g it. Sarah M., Jennle A. and Henry Hooper to Eebecca E. Hooper, 1ot on S 1ueof Greenwich streel, 137:6 W of Webster, W 55 by S 120; $10. Heury Feige to Juila M. Feige, (ot on S Jine of Clinton Park, 155 £ of Dolor s street, & x5 by S 75; 810. Maria Gaul (Byron) to John J. and Johanna “THE CALL’S” ALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB—Ozkland Track—Sixteenth day of the Winter Meeting, Thursday, November 18. 1897. Weather f RACING CHART. e, Track fast. 152, FIBST BACK—One and sixteenth mil selliug: three-ye r-olds and upward: purse $300. Be.ting. Index.| Horse, age, weight. op. (L Widow Jones, 3..87 1 3 8 sl Cutaway, 4 5 1 a6 a6} ¢ M clios 9 5 {40 10 Blue, 5.0 9u 8 1 |80 20 99 4 [ {52 38 6 7 3 B3 2 8 100 100 | 10 9 | MeNichois 5 8 | 7 2 Piego..o. 0 8« as 1.4 1| 3 i10 j>tout.. 1150 200 Won first thres drivinz. Winner, D.J. Tobiu’sb. f. by imp. St. Andrew-iiatiie Ball. SECOND RACE—even fu - o ongs; Lwo-year-olds: purse $350. | 153. = | Betting. Index.| Horse, weight. st 1 A str. | Fin. | Jockeys. |0p. 1 154 | Dona or > 1% Morse e 83| 1 Zapata 3 2 Clawsol {68 65 119 |Be Hanpv 4 | 812 tevens.........| 8 16 rapiranto 1 Vi R % Good_ start Won first three driving. ORIENTAL 1ODGE NO. 144, F. and A. M.—Oflicers and members are hereby notified 10 attond the funeral of WILLIAM A MCAFEE. from the Mason- ic Tempie, SATU DAY, Nov -0, 8t 2 0 clock P. a. Brewhren and friends are cordiaily fu vited. A.~. HUBBARD. ~ecretary. n'an Club | Hi~ KV~ ING, 8l 30 clock @ sharp. Folls open at 8:30 and close sl S 9:50. A fulait ndance of members ls requ sted. Scottish dall, 111 Larkin st . D. R. MCNEILL, Chiet. Secretary. EEGULA® MER(OING AND eleci 01 of olicers of the Caledo- Jamrs H. vv CAY e, ADJOURNED ANNUAL ME g 0f the stockLolders of the Caiif rnia Corporation wil be leld on bec. 1, 1897 (adjournid from £, Wincmakers' WEDAE-DAY, Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1897), at 11 o'c 0ck . M, in the Chamber of Comme W . Cul ecretary. SP CIAL NOTICES, ME HAKRY PATTERSON, FORMER- Iy of ihe New York Kitchen, Portiand, Ur wishes 10 announce to his inany friends that can be tound at ‘The Essay,18 sixthstreet. H. FELDBUSCH. Proprietor. i L&, JHEY . CLOSING OUT REM- nanis of curtains, dress goods, corsets, nosiery, underwear, bedspreads, towels, laces, ings, trimmings, veilings, etc, very ch.ap &t neer Dry-z00ds Stor MME HANSE battery and eabinet b T GALVAD 116 Talor si. hs. 1, GENUINE BrhaM 1d cabinet baths. 12034 Geary, room 11. PAINTLN G 11T NING, hanging. HARTMANK, 3~ BAD 1ENANIS collections made: aty or coun Callection Lo.. 415 Monigs st. room PiPER- 239 1 hird st. JECTRD FOR 84 y. Pacific tel. £5 | POSITION AS Farrell st , rm. 7 TUUNG LADY WISHES lousekeeper. Apply 235 U ‘?AM D—"Y A YOUNG WOMAN 4 POSI 1ion as housekecper for widower's family. Ad- diess rcom 12, 10-U var. et st. Y UUNG LALY WoNTS A NICE PLACE A8 housekceper: 10 objection 10 short dis.aace in the country. 12 Post st, room 10, TOUANG LADY DESIRES HUUSEKIEPFKR'S position or do plain mending. 120%g Geary st, rvom 2 TOUNG WOMAN er's positlon. Call Sevenih, room 10, YUuNe Lapy DESIHES A STEADY PLACE a5 Lousexeeper; CiLy Or country. 126 Fourth st., room WISHES HOUSEKEEP- 1104 Mission st, corner of ITUATION WANTED RY MIDDLE-AGED Indy todo any kind of housework: wages not 0 much object as gcd home. Ceatrsl Hous:, 536 T.41d si., 100m 38 TOUNG LADY WANTS PLACE AS stewardess. Apoly 207 Post st, 100m 9. ~ LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICKE oF THE 615 A Subseriptions ani wan: ads taken. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. HINESE & JAPANESE; EST'D 20 YEARS; belp:tel. main 1997. BRADLEY &0.,640 Clay YHIN oflice: UNTER & CU. CHINESE AND JAPANESIE emp. otlice, 61414 Californfa at.. tei. main 281, T i ANDJAPANEE EMPLOYM est help. 41434 O'Farreil, Tel. k. 4 APANE-E AND CHINESE EMPLOYMEN [ oftice, Lest help, 3148 Sutter st.; tei. Grant 30 RECENTLY W ANTED-BY YUUNG MAN ariived in clty, g00a at penmarship and fig- ures, & situation of any kind in an office 0 store; Willing 1o accept a smad salary austart. J. J. LYNCH, 58 Serpentine place. RUSSIAN COLLEGE GRADUATE, SPEAK: \few languages, Enclish fluendy, with refer- ences, wants position with commercial house here or abroad. J. B., box %6, Call ofiice. {ECOD GIRL, MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. 20. _CARPENTER, FOR BOARD AND loiging. ' Ked Fiag. 6-mile station, San Bruno. LD Ma LEAMSTRE AND CHAMBERMALD, $20. W MIS~ CULLEN, 325 Suiter st. 0Y TO WORK IN KITCHEN AND WAILT on tuble. Boarding-houss, 739 Fourth st. b OUSEWORK_GIKL. ARIZONA, §25: ALA- meda, $20. M18s CULL:N, 3.5 Sutter si. H UICHER 10 DRIVE WAGON AND CUT meat. 110 Seventh st. 1OUK, $25 TO 830, BOARD(NG-HOUSE. MISS CULLEN, 326 Sutter st REN.H MALD, $20 MONTH €00k, country, $20. MI~S CULLE ENGLISH 25 Sutter. MISS CULLEN, 325 SUTTER J URSE, 825, VOUK FUK SMALLBJARDING-HOUSE; ~0- berman: $20 s mouth. HERMAN'S, 637 Clay MAILUR \\’A.\VTLD ON MILITARY WORK; young man. Troop I, cavairy, Presidio. £ YOUNG MEN, GOuD IN o DUCEMENTs; NO experience: call 8 A. M. 836 Howard sk ALTRES-, 815, MISS CULLEN, 325 SUT- ter . strect w )EFINED GERMAN SECOND GIRL, $20. AINTERS WANTED. W. E. MORTENSEN, 1400 Folsom-st 7 SELOND S W ariEs WANIED ar HAMBERMAID, $16. Suiter st MISS CULLEN, MISS CULLEN, 825 Sutter st. ¢ 825 OY 10 FEXD PRESS, 7 A M, 211 EDDY ST J. F. ANDEKSON, Printing Office. ESTAUKANT WAITRESS, #5; WAITRESS lunchhouse, $15: cook, privaie femily, $2. S erman gie) Iiossewor <o ($20;1 4 elrambermaldy, cite hotel, $12; »0 girl . housework, $15-$20. R HANSEN & CO., 108 Gesry st. COOK~IN GERMAN FAMILIES, $25. $30 and $35; 3 German and Scandinavian gicls tor cook.ng_and housework, §25: waitress to iake charge, $25; and a great many giris to fill situa- tions in city and country, J. F. CRUS&1T & CO. 3186 ~utter 31, W AITErSS, SMALL COUNTRY HOTEL §1 middie-aged woman, general housewors, San Maeo countv, $:0: girls for housework, MURR Y & READY, Leading Employment Agents, 634-636 Clay st. OATMAKER FOR COUNTRY. REISS BHOS., 24 Sutter st. APPLY ATLOR BUSHELMAN 847 Ibird st. [ANTED—BOY FOR GENTS' FURNISH- ing; references. G. B., box 75, C 1i. MUST HAVE arket st, r. 4. WANTED TO-DAY. \ JTEADY MAN AS PARTNER, $100; $15 weok salary. 1032 AN ED_BY LADY.TWO UNFURNISHED W foms for nousekeeping in private famiy; state price. T. C. B.. box 10, Calt o fli WANTED-MISCELLANEOU: ‘ T ANTED—HYDRA\ULIC ]'RE_\.‘,(:UUDAND Cheap. address J. S, box 9. Cal'. THOOTINGGALIE Y FIXTURES WANTED, Address L. M., box 8, al: Oftice. JECOND- HAND 1ADIES' WHEEL. Mg DORAN, the Strathmore. 207 Larkin st. OUNTERS WANTED—§ CROCKERY OR C clothing tables (been used) ut low price if n good order. Seud price apd where to be seen o SMI. H's, 27 Market s'. TANT..D—TO BUY A FIRST-CLASS STK} opticon outfit. Address W., box 18, Call. 3=, SEAL-KINS 1020 Folsom. . WILL PAY 'send for me. /D-HAND CLOTHING,DRE~ ted; best prices: send postal. Z'wanf KLEIN, 109 SIXTH & « cash for clothing and 100ks ACHINERY BEL1ING, SPLIT PULL shar'ng, hugrs. LIVINGSTONE, 204 M GOLS OF ALL KINDS, STOVES AND ranges boughteand sold. CURTIN, 1123 Market T AW BROKEK—ULD GOLD, SILVEE, CAST- oft ciothing bought. Add. COLEMAN, 41 Third HEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA—THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, post- age free ‘QAUSAGE -MARER WANIS PARINER; small capitai, (o help in store. 410 Brannan. ARBERSHOP, FIRST-CLASS, IN ressive country towu, for sale; cheap. 230 Battery st. PRO- Apply A/ IES'TRAVELING MAID, #30: 3 MI linery salesl dies: dental pulor iatron photograph parlor cashier. Lalies' Exchange, 313 Bosa st. (EBMAN 1 work girls. cit NORTON, 32 D GIRL, $2 d < ountry, $2 10 HOUSE- , $25. MRS, AN TU LEARN BARBER TRADE AT 1542 Market st. M55 MEN FOR SHIP—CALL EARLY AT HER- M. N'S, 657 Ciay st. Nooflice fee. ARBER SHOP, CENTHALLY LOCATED, nicely fitted; can be had for burgain. 630 Mkl. [ AN TED—LAD)Y 'S MALD, $30, ETC. APPLY MISS PLUNKETT, 424 Sutter st W ASTED—LADY STENOGRAPHER; MUST be well educated, rapid, accurate and expe- rienc.d and reside 1 San Francisco: saiary £50 Lo $76, according to ability. Address in handwriting, stating_exper ence, V. K DEAN, Brauch Pos oftice, Station F. W ANLED — FIRSI-CLASS GERMAN OR Swedish cook; one who is willing to do a small amount of plain washing: wages $25. A1ply im- miediately at 226 Postst, near Scott. {(3IRLTO D) GENKRAL HOU Sk wORK AND 1 cooking ia & small family, ¥ in help, pay $25. Call 902 1 dd. 8:., bet. Zard 4 P. 3. \VANKLD—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework, must be g00a cook and have first- c'asrfercnces. Cal. 13 Scot st. (G 1O LESRN THREADING ON EM X broldery mac.ine. 2:4 Bush st., upstairs. V ANTED—FAST CROCHETERS, CALL Vuleacn st. 1OCD GILL FOR CIGAR-STAND, 319 KAST st., bet. Sucramento snd Clay. GIKL;VANTED: $10. 316 HAIGHT ST. JANTED—A STEADY MAN 10 ASSIS¥ IN plain oflice duties and coilect reuts with Lorse and tuggy: muost have $160 ca-h and te satistiel with §65 per mo: th. 1118 Marxet st., room 2. | QIYLISH HALKCUT 10C; ELEGANT SHAVE 5¢; clen: towels. 602 Pacific s, near Kearny. XPERIENCED CITY SALESMAN WITH reterences. 331 Ellis RESRULLS wANTED EOR THE UNITED \ States moarine corps. United >iates navy: ale-bodied, unmarried men, between the agesof 21and 30 years, Who are citizens of the United Btates, or those who have legully declared thelc intention to becoms such: must be of guod char- acter and habits and abie (0 speak. read and writs Engiish, aud be betwren 5 fect 5 inches and 6 feet in height. For ifurther information apply st the LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE FOUSK, VE 00 Y GOOD... 27 ROOMS $4 « $70U—Corner house, new $1200—House, exchange .23 roons 12 rooms £600—H ouse for IoLs. 5 rooms 18-room corner: near ..3450 25-room house, Sixth st 28-room house; $200 cash City proper.y. ranches an sale and exchange. H. C. DECKEL, 1020 Market. OOK AT THIS BAKGAIN — 10-ROOM house, well furnished. near Market and Sixth; rent only $25: 3 rooms pay rept; grea: bargal : on account depar.ure. Se:51RAND & CO., 18 Sixth. - SING-HOUSE FOR SALE, I8 Enst st TED—1ENANIS 9 12, 24, 36,70 AND 130 room houses. ~PiCh & CO., 602 Market. TED: PAYING 18 Sixih st OUSE 17 ROOMS, 1LL K well: cheap account s.ckuess. OUSE 12 {00MS; NICKLY FURNISHED. fine lccation; mus: sel: worth $1000, will take $>50 cash. 11 L., box 19, Cali Uffice Q4ROOM LODGING-HOUSE: (B =Ab: RMS. afl reuted. 640 Howard st., nr. Third §120 GOUD FURNI- 10-EOUM L OUSK 21 Mission st. « ture: low rent. recruiting oftice, 20 Eills st. ~an Francisco, Cal. W ANIED-GEE YuuR ~HOES MALE 1o 1l your feet a: the same price you buy ready- made cnes, irom &1, 8 $3, $4 aud 85, x 062 Mission st., bet. Firs: and Second. ¢) LIVE SOLICITORS AMO G BUSINESS & houses 910 .0 A ¥, 530 California st., 1m. 61 ] AW=WAN D, MAN £0 STUDY LaW L5 i office; preference to good reasoner; willing to purchase interest in busincss. kull pardcuiars from 5. J., box 12, Call Uffice. TTLED " OMAN 10 ASSIST WITH CHIL- dren. - }p'y 579 Harrison at., befure 10. JEAMEN CARPENTERS, BLACK- ) smiths, green hands: Alaska. 608 Montgomry PPRIENTICE ON VISTS, Ann's buliding. room 120. 6 EDDY SI., ST. JACANCY FOR @, oversie lady Agents: eur: STLEWOMAN TO vgs £75 to $150 per ADIEY SHOES. SOLING, ibc: MEN'S shoes, sollug. 50c: all repalring dons ut half ihe usual price. 562 Mission si.. bet. 13t and ¥d. EW FURKNT city accou; ; MUST LEAVE © box L, Call N © sickness CARPET-CLEANING. 1.Y STEAM CARPEIT-CLEANING WORKY: U Licans, moves, ays carpets. U. hi. STEVENY, Mar. 55 and 40 #ighin st.: telephone South 230 ¥ Aaseer 4 oU BeLUSN DISGUSTED WILA ¥ Joor work seud 10SFA ULDING'S FoneerCaze pel-beacinz W orks. 353-37 Tenama ar: tel. So. AL R Kig OVATED L YARPETS CLEANED, new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson: tel. 8, 225 “ADVANCE CARCEL- (LEANISG Lo, 402 A tutter; tel. Main 385 GrO. WALCOM, prop. \WANTED—AT MONCANA HOUSE, 76435 mouth: advanced accordin: to ubility and apoli- Mission; men (o take rooms; 10-, 15¢ aud cation; references. D Z, box #7, Call Cflice. 25¢ per uight; 60c. 90c and $1 per week. APANESE WOMAN WANTED FOR GE AILORS AND ORDINARY SEAMEN eral housework. 1724 Clay st. R wauted at Lane’s, 504 Davis st.. neac Jackson. TOUNG GIRL 10 ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE- work. 12UA Silver, near 1hird. FAKE THE DEAD: WENZEL'S ALAKM ciock: no electricity; loudest. 6)2 Monte'y. y TANTED: steady wors. 2 GOOD FINISHERS CN PAN1S; 255 Jessie t. (\omn;n-:sr GEEMAN GIRL; MUST 0 J derstand cooking aud general housework. 317 Larkio st. TOUNG LADY LEARN MANICURING AND bair dressing. MME. DELLA FAUST, 8 Stockton st. E y GIEL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND J plain cooking in smali fami. Cal! this mormung at 2003 Pine st., ur. Laguua, bet. 9 and 12, IENCED OPERATORS _IMMEDI- 200d pasi DO dressmkrs. 558 Valencia. XPEI el TANTED—GOOD PANTS FINISILEKS. 64 Third st., up stairs. FERATORS WANTED, LEVI STRAU CO., 8214 Fremont st. & JTRONG YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK OF [ understands carpenter ng. paining, paper-uanging. locksmith, etc ; has touls for same: G. M., box 98, Cull Office . NG, HUSTLING SALESMAN, UNDER- stands advertising show card. wriving and bookkeepiug, wants position: city or couniry. Ad- . Le, bOX 53 Call. - MARRIED MAN, WITH FIKSI- ferences, desiies hotel cierkship or any Call or office work; understands telegraphy. MES. DR FISH, 10115 GKANT AV.KM & electrician:aicobol 4 0. <ish baths: unrivaied DIVIDEND NOTICES | X DESIKES POSITION IN PRI- vate famiyi undersiands care of horses, cows and will make 'homself generaliy useful. G. W., 410 Teath st., Gakiand dress . H., 742 Howard st. OUNG MaN APANESE GARDENKR, CAN MILK COWS, wants situsion: city or country. ©- HASi- GAWA, 126 Goiden Gale ave QUICHEK W ANTS WORK: WIILING AND b e to wirk; g00d reference: Wages not an object. Address'a. B., box 2. Call. JXPERIENCED ENGINEER WANTS WORK i city or conntry =, ., box 27, Lail N IDDLE-AGE § GERMA ~, SPEAKING ENG- AV ish and ltatidn wishe- position of any kind: 200d references 0w wages; $00U bouds if re- | 151, quired. ., 739 Pine st y TANTED_BY OLD PROSPECTUR SOME- ©OLe to outtit him to pro p-ci; understands how to prospect for quariz or viscer. W. B., box 1l MAN WITIL GOUb REFFRENCES WANTS = positio i as watchman or collecior. Watch- man, box 80, Ca 1. YARPENTER-CABINETMAKER—GOOD ME. U'eharic wants a situation; city or country. Call or address 724 Mission st. Esum.qumx. SINGLE, WuULD LIKE A placw in jrivate stable or man sbout p.uc careful driver; low wages diess Groom, bex 84, Cail. city references. Ad- UMPETENT JAPANESE BOY WITH GOOD reference wanis situst on as offi e or bel.-boy; also good driver. Address u. D. 708 Geary st TDDLE-A M D MAN WANTS SITUATION private family: inside or outside work: used to horsrs: god gerdemer: wuges moierate. Ad- driss 1K, b x 7, Cull Oftice, Unk and. HKISIIAN MAN WITH SICK WIFE wants <hoe repairing and soleing to do at his room: bring shoes or write postal. 1055 Missie 8L, 100m 4. AWRENCE DRE-S- CUITING SCHOUL, . 1079 Mnrket: a perfect fit guaranteed withoui trying on: cali and beconvince I NEW, FRESCIL SKIRT PATT RNS, 260 dresy maxers furnished positions free. McDow- el Dressmak ing i Milwlery School, 103 Post. PINE M. N'S CALF ~HOPS TU O DER, 82 50: men’s soleing, 35¢: oniy onefprice. 959 Howard. (HOEMAKERS TO BUY MEN'S UPPERS, ) $1 and up. SHIRLEY, 921 Howard st ARGE STOCK OF SECONL-HAND SHOES 4" oc sile; aiso Iadies’ und msses’, from 25¢ up; | mistiis exchisnged; good repairing: shoes made o order, any siyie. Contral Repairiug Sbop, 748 iy near Grand Opera-house. EN'S SULEIL ¢ 50c: LaDIES, 40c: WHILE 638 Market: branch 767 Market. M Sorwaic 3000 EAESTANGLIER LoT 0F MEN'S shoes: been siiibtly damaged: a: lesy than one-fourth their value; from z8c 10 $2 0. 562 Mission st., bet. First and Secoud. K. 1 SLIMON WA ueer or wine 5c; 100 MEN T0GET BOTTLE Les: iree lunch. 643 Clay. DUOMS, 105 5U 450 Prlt Ml r L: U0 +v ¢a v U ier week. Orienial 225 Drumm st {LCHO HOUSE, 86344 MA LKXT ST.—suUMS 2Uc. Ube 1o 5U¢ night: 31 10 82 week. L UL OF UNCALLED-¢OK SHUES FROM 25C Qp to 81 25, 552 Misalon st., tet.-1st and 2d. ' SPECIAL MY — D WISE, THE LADIES troubles, ete. ist, to 1118 Market st.; monthly ' ST., BE- { PRY ACME HOUSK, 957 MARK #] u week, Jow Sixih, for a room: z5¢ a mignt ifl,— LAKKIN-—BRANCH UFFICE OF THE O CALL subscriptions and wauc ads taken. QINGLE KOUMS 10c AND 1oc NIGHT, 750 Jand 31 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. NIENT AND RESPECTABL ncnester House, 44 Third st.. near Market 2oc 10 $1'5U per night: $1 60 to 35 per week: free bus and baggage to and irom ferry. ANTED-MALE. VCOK, COUNTHY, #35 aND ROOM: 2 / second cooks, $30 and_room; pusiry cook, $i0 and room: 3 cooks, $10: 2 night Co0KS: 5 6uoks, &7 ard $8 a week: German cook, $40; hotel cook, $50 and room; 3 c)oks' helpers. MARTIN & LU, T49 Marxet st O WAITE o city waiter, , #20 AND ROOM: WAITER, £30 und ruom; 8 waiters. 87 a week ; head $i0 aud roon. MAKTIN & (O, 749 st YAKE-BAKEK, WINDOW WORK; PASTRY cook and help on the range. MAKIIN & CO,, 749 Market st. PRY COUK: WAITER, §30; SILVERMAN, $25; pantryman. £30: paniry-boy, country, $15: hot cake man, $35. C. R, HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. JUTLER, $50. . R HANSEN & €O, 108 Geary st ANTED, THIS MORNING, 20 TIEMAK- ers, woodchopper: and postmakers, see boss here. C. K HANSEN & C, 108 Geary si. SCANDINAVIAN MINERS, ) shoveler, 32 b pers, 20 postmal 825 C. R AN [ ANTED—8 WOODUHOPPERS, $125 PER cora; 2 farmers for mountain fruit ranch, £20: laborers, $1 a day and board: teamsters, $i 10 aday and #1aday «ud boaid; restaurant cook for country, $30 and fourd: third hand bread baker, #10 a week; waiters, omnibus: second ¢ ok and broiler, $40. and others. Apply J. F. CROSETT & CO., 618 Sacramento st. §3 A DAY 20 tiemakers. 20 woodchop- e bo 8 here; L.an xnd wite: EN & CO, 108 Geary st. . | A 2SS Bi._BRANGA UFFICE OF | 2020 Gus Cari: sivscripuoss sud wios s taken. CHINAWARE. TALK ABOUT BARG AINS READ THIS: Dinner sets, 50 |icces, lighi gray decoration, with border, per set, §4 | | | | | with gold Dinner set, 50 pieces wiid flower, | trimmings, per set, $4 50 Dinner set, 50 pieces, bellflower decoratioa, with gold haodies and trimminzs. per sot, $5 75. S IN AMERICA. CHINAWARE, GLASSWARE ELITE CHINAWARE A BPECIALTY. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA (O, Stores Evervwiete, 52 Market Street, San Fraucisco Headquarters. CHEAPEST PRIC CROCKEKY, W AL'DS, reliab.e carpet- . ation works, 413 Mealister. caning, renov Tel. Jessi REAT EASTERN SIEAMCAKPEI-CLEAN ing works. 14 8tb, B. GRANT, tel Jessie 201 < KU . SAM. Stration, 3 Eighth. ALEAN LA, ) ples tree: ac, LASL tel. Jessie 944, VAKPEIS CLEANED & LENUYATED LIKS Dew. x3'Lenth: tei. Sonth 58 Mackintost & Co. 3. MITCHELL, CAKPET-CLEANING CO, + ¥40 14ibst; cleaning S a yard: tel Mis 74 ONKLIN'S CAKFox - BLATING WOKax 355 Guiden Gate uve Telcphona Kast 1Zd J FURNITURE FOR SALE. (URMNITURE, STOVES, CARPEIL ters, showcuses AN PSON, 1121 Market, —_— FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS. COTNa JFORSALE-—>A1L00N AND CAFE: A RARE * chance: best of reasons for selling: low reut: owner leavhg for the East. Callat 665 Mis lon st. ADY’S'97 BICYCLE AND NEW STAND- i ard sewing-machine: reasouable. 1110 Leav- euworth st. FiuE 0 SEALSKIN JACK UNCLE HARLLS, 15 Grant ave. 4 ELFGANT MAKBL: own price. U SALEFINE JERSLY FAMILY COWS aiwavs on hana. Con Fourteeuth st and Fruitvale av., Fruivale. NHOROUGH BRED pies: pedigree furnished EDIGREED GREAT DANE BITCH; TWO years old. G. H., box 118, Call. JOR SALE BY CALIFORNIA BOX FAC- tory. 1 10-horse (Otto type) gus engine; 1 com- biuation sawtabe, ~rboi, velng nd countec shatt: 1 combination sawtsble and arbor: 1 planer, elting and counter shaft: 2 horses, 1 wazon, eic. all in ficst-class condition. Call at once, Eigl teenth und Haurrison sts. MANTELS, AT YOUR 1032 Jission st. IRISH SETTER PUPe 1207 Wailer st OR BALE—FRE-H MILK COW. APPLY 8122 Farallon st , Ocean view. ECOND-HAND DYNAMOS, GASOLIN £ AND steam engines, boilers. puliers, shafiing, Iauns dry machinery,eic. ~M.TH CO., 527 Mission st. SETIRING FROM BUSINESS: OUK ENTIRE \ stock of rattan furniture and tabv carriages will be so'd ornia Kat attan Works, 745 and 747 Mission st., bet. 3d and dth. “QOME '96 AND '9. STERLING WHEELS at # bargain.” A. C. NICHULS & CO., 404 Battery st K. POOL HOUSE-MOVER, DI « ond-hand buliding materia, 112 LER SEC- 36 Mission. OST — UNFINISHED OVERCOAT, DARK 4 material, Thursday, about 5 P. M., cor. Post #nd Stockton sts. Reward If returned to room 6, fourth floor, 803 Montzomery st. 1 OST — THURSDAY AFTERNOON, PIECE 4 of white sa in embioide-ed in violets and mignone:te; reward. Returnto MRS, M. D. GAR- KAT L, Hotel St. Mchols. UTLEK FOR AMEKICAN FAMILY IN I city; reference required. J. F. CKOSKIT & CO., 316 Sutcer st. OST—NOV 17. ON THE 5:30 A. M. SAN Francisco to O.k!and ferry, one short sealskin cape. Return to 336A Bush st., room 18, ANTED—A SITUATION AS (OACHMAN nd gardener by & competent young Sweds firsi-class driver: good reierences. Addrest A 8., colden (ate Postoftice, Alameda County, Cal 0-DAY'S THE DAY WE SHIP 25 LABOR. ers Lo the great saw and woods; wages, $26 and fouud per monih: cail early: aalf fare pa.d. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 656 Ciay st |3¥ YOUNG MAN WELL VERSKD I L C- trical work (eizher street raliway or l'gatlng) POsition in cr outside of tue city. Kleciriciaa box 105, Cail Oftice. APANLKSEY 'UNG BOY UNDERSTANDING couking, waitngat table and housework wants permanent situation good family: city or country: 5 1906 Gif.. Tiwe, 1:29 == DIVID“ND NOTICE—DIVIDEND NO, 154. | 9 (30 cents per share) of the Hutehinson =) == St T | Sugar Plantation Co will be payable at th= office of the company, 327 Markeg st., cn and atter Sat- Index.| Horse, age, weight. | &t.[ 14 Jockeys urday, November 20. 1897. Trauster books - ——_— - cluse aturday, MNovember 1897, at Horatio, 107 = Piggott, 8 12 | o'cicex M ¥ H. SHE Secretary. Bellicoso, 5 12 ;. E. Toue: 85 8 — — : 1100 S Seemaal Yox 119 2] SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. 31) =t Caladine. 91 g g e = —_— — - —— — - ANISH NU E. BEST OF REFERENCE, Fair start. Won first (hree driving. Winner, M. Storn's, by imp. Mialothian-Lurlive. Time, dosires a situation. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 1:13% 316 Sutter st £ - FOURTH RACE—One and an eighth miles. Hanlicap. Three- s e, | NEAT SWEDISH LAUNDKE=S AND CHAM- 152. ssto. : TEAE O\s entEnyACL R rer, bermalid, best of reterence, desires a situation. = St i dis | 3. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Suvier st | i ! i Betting. st R & = dex | Horse, age. wiight. | St Fin. Jockeys. Of: S ‘\' T. STRO SWrDISH CONK AND i ~ = AN housework pirl desices situation: best city ref- (132)|Judge Denay, 4..104| 3 1 Piggow.. 4 | erences. MI>S CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. 145 [Imp. Tracce, a 99 1 2 114 MeNichol 10 (144) instalia or, 5... '118] 6 | 81" Freeman.... 6 JERMAN EMPLOXMENT OUFICE, MRs. 139 |Grady, & ST | 434 | Henneessy.. | & X LAMBERT, 417 Powell st.; el phone Main 145 Wheelof £'t'ne,5.1211 5| | u M. Martin .52 5332; jurnishes be.t neip of all nationaliii-s. 139 |Ostier Joe, 4 15| 2 | | 1. Brown. | 3 - v = o il ol SIRST-CLASS HOUSKEKEEPER; Is NOT Good star.. Won handily. Winner, F. H. Hinde's blk. h.. by Fonso-Belle of Nantura. Time, aireid of work: strong and willlog: cau do 1:58. anything: superb launaress; $1 day and carfare. - - —— 225 Minna st. F g FIFTH RACE—Onea i ing; x s % DY WO S Tk I 156, FIFTH RACE—Oneand u sixieenth miies; se ling; three-year-old: GEIBLAN LADY WOUID LIKE CooKiva A o ¥ by the day or week, or .0 help out; price $1 1 1 per day and carfare. Address A., 602 1 Oward st. Index.| Horse, age, weizht. Str. l Jockeys. — — : = | ('OMPETENT DHESSMAKER WISHEs> TO (136) Mrmie Scoit, 5...104 |28 111 |E Jones. .| 6 6 | sew in famiy. §1 50 pr day: perfect it guar- 145 |Toyle. 5 9- 11% 2 g [H Brown 77771 60 30 | moteed Call ai 355 Jessie s, MISS PLEDG. R. Personne, 3... g 3h 134 [Mcintyre,. B = Don Clare. ¢ *x,',‘_u““»m,_ |6 12| j2Y WIDOW. POS.TION AS MPANION, Tow terry, 4 ’ La | Plsgou. . 656 85! 13 seamsiressor nursemaid; good reference. W uiberry, 6..0.1107 n 6 8 | N., box 101, Call. o Velox. 3 87 4 15 50 79 | Marcie A 7 30 75| QUIUATION WAANTED AS FIRST-CLASS st waltre.s and parlor-maid; best city references. Good siari. Wou easily Address L. V., bux 108, Call. 1," ~ SIXTH RACE—Six furlongs; selling; two-year-olds; purse $300. l'UU\‘G LADY WANTS A PLACE Aas 9. . nousekeeper, or will do mending. 521 Mission room 6 1 B I 1 1 Eeuting. Index.| Horse, welght. [t | | % | se | ¥ | _dockers Jcp Ci| YOU-G LADY DESIUES A PLACE AS —_ ! 1 ! i housekeeper; no objections to the country. 134 |Biiss Bucker.....108| 2 |12 | s3 | 1115/ Clawson....... |65 65 | Call 118 ~ixth st room 52, Free I'andy 13| 7 | 43, | 2n 26 |+, Jomes.... .| 3 4 e e Muster Mariner . 98| | 6n | 61 | 81 |Meintyre. 10 8 | TXPERIENCED STENOGRA PHER DESIR RS 63 | Magnus. ‘ b | 82 | 4% [MoXicnols T |20 <0 | K posivion: salary 8550 wees. X., box 3, Cail 1u9 |Bonnie lone 72 723 5 {Bunn. . 10 25 10, |Soscol ... | 81 | 85 62 |Joe Weber 2 8| RENCH - SWISS T GIRL (PROTESTANT) 143 {Ouilay.. 92 | 811g| (4 |Pizgott.... 8 8 | X waots situstion in an institu.ion, ordo cham- Tempse. ... 52 | 51| 82 10 10| berwork. Address421B Natoma st. Tiny P.o0 21 |“g1e] 93 20 50 wevevo. | Doflant i0 10 it B0 100 [ (TOUD CUMPETENT WOMAN WI-HES PO. Fairstart. Won essl.y. W inuer, Eurny & Waterbouse’s br. ¢, by Salvator-Iris. Time, 1:16, sition by the dav or week; house or office cleaning. Callor address 224 Fourth st., room 17. best referen e as to honesiy. PEIERK., F1llmore st. ARPENTER AND BUILDER WANTS work; 18 a first-class mechanic; stranger in C town. M. J., box 85, Call. +) SHOKMAKKRS, NkW AND RePAIRING work, $30 uer month and found; 30 tie-mak- ers: 38 shingle and box boli makers: b1 bor- eis, citv: 6 furmhands, ¥25, $25 $20 and $i5: choreman, #8: cooks. wuiiers and dishwashers. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st. 7 ANTED—FOREMAN FURNACEMAN FOR quicksilver mine, §70 jer mouth: 6 _furnace hands for mive, $62 to $60 per month: 15 wood- choppers, San Mateo County, fare 85 cents, to chop 4-foot_cordwood, $1 25 'per cord: farmei mikers. cooks, waiters, eic.; buy for factory, # per week. W. D. BWER & CO,, 626 Clay st UFFEE STOLEN. $10 REWARD. Two young men, one about 5 feet 10 inches. soft. hat, biown suit; snoiher, 5 feer 5 {nches, dur<-blue suit, Stiff hat, with ajblack buggy, sorre horse, about 90 pounds, stole two bugs green coffee on Tuesday morning. Lalf-past 1U, on the l;on‘ of ldflfl'll\hlflwn bouse; informer witi be pald the reward withou: any risks. Address Conti tial Coftee, box 17, Cail Office. e +]1 R LARKIN—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 615 AT i Tiacations amt wars #ds 1eKen. —————————————— FOUND. B NS U S OUND=YOUNG HOLSTEL l Lolma. J. BEGGIO, Coima. L BeIEER AL FREE. i BICYCLES. CILERS.ENGINES. 20 HAND MACHINEKY WAlCHES. MCINTOSH & WOLPMAN, 137 Beale st CHINAWARE. = AFES_BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND band: ai sizes; half orlgiual cos. 109-111 Market st, 3 F. LOST. OILERS, ENGINES PUMPS, BELTING,GAS engines: bought and sold. WHITE, 516 Mission OFFEL-MILL ~CAL , HAND-TRU ler-press, cesk aud safe cheap. K. LEL- 102 Clay st. ARN, BACK BARS MIRRORS, SHOW- cases. counters, 1inoicum, oflice furniture. siors 2nd otfice furnitnre and fixtures: lew snd secoud- band. J. NUONAN, JUA7-1019-10Z1-10Z3 Mig sion s, above Sixth. JpAks, SHOWLASES COUNT EES, SHELVS iug, etc., bouzhi und sold. 0SS Mission, ur. 7ca, —_— $ SEWING-MACHINES, MONTHL KENTED, REPAIRED, bought, sold; machine supplies. 145 sixtn. LL KiND> BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCH ANGED, rented; repairing: lowest ra 205 Fourth, STORAGE. B LDWI::T KATEB;HOD'SVKV};;)LD GOODS, pianos. advances made; fireproof buil ¥ W. ZEHFUSN, 840 Mission. 160 xm:lxg:nf T LOW RATES—FURNITURE. CARPETS, planos, Lousehold goods; clean, lighi coms partments; advances made. J. NOONAN, 10.7 101023 Mission st, wbove Sixtd; open eveulngs LABURERS AND mhuu;su«/\